On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 4:28 PM, Ralph Giles <giles at xiph.org> wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 12, 2008 at 2:50 AM, salsaman <salsaman at gmail.com> wrote:
>> > I would like to know if theora uses clamped or unclamped YUV.
>> I don't know what you mean by that. Theora supports two calibrated
> colour spaces, one equivalent to NTSC and one equivalent to PAL. Most
> videos I've seen use the 'uncalibrated' option when allows full range
> in all three 8-bit Y'CrCb channels, and doesn't say how that should be
> converted to RGB.
>> These are TH_CS_ITU_REC_470M, TH_CS_ITU_REC_470BG, and
> TH_CS_UNSPECIFIED, respectively, set/read through the colorspace
> element of the th_info struct.
>> Is that what you meant?
>> -r
>
Ah OK, I read the spec. The YUV extension is given as {219,224,224} which
means "clamped" to me. (Unclamped would be {255,255,255} ).
One final (I hope) question:
suppose I start decoding from a page with granulepos (kframe=x, frame =y)
and I continue decoding in sequence until I reach the next page with a
non-negative granulepos (kframe=a, frame=b). Is it possible that there could
be another keyframe between x and a ? In other words, do "hidden" keyframes
exist in the ogg stream, or is it safe to assume that every keyframe has at
least one (non-negative) granulepos ?
Let me give an example. Suppose I am seeking for frame 20. I find a
granulepos of (18,22). Good, so I know that the keyframe is 18 + an offset
of 2. So now I seek again to find the largest granulepos before 18. I find
(10,12). Great.
So I start decoding from (10,12) and I reach a keyframe. Can I assume this
keyframe is 18, and then just decode two more frames ? Or is it possible
that 13,14,15,16 or 17 could also be keyframes ? (The former is the case if
and only if encoding a new keyframe forces and end-of-page and non-negative
granulepos to be written.)
Also,
I don't fully understand this negative-granulepos setting. For example, I
have a video file where the first 10 or so pages have negative gpos, and
then I get a page with (keyframe=1, frame=5). So what happened to (1,1)
(1,2) (1,3) and (1,4) ? Surely it cannot be the case that all 5 frames are
produced on the last page ?
Then the next page is (1,6) so why is this on a page on its own, without any
continuation ?
Regards,
Gabriel.
http://lives.sourceforge.net
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